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Failure and Temporary defeat
There is a vast difference between failure and temporary defeat. There is no such thing as failure, unless it is accepted as such. Every defeat is temporary unless you give up and allow it to become permanent. In fact, temporary defeat often makes us stronger and more capable.
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The Fake Believe in your Subconscious mind
If a man repeats a lie over and over, he will eventually accepts the lie as truth. Moreover, he will BELIEVE it to be the truth. Faith in yourself: Faith in the infinite.
Believe is the starting point of all Miracles and all Mysteries which cannot be analyzed by th...
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